Sentence examples for remote academy from inspiring English sources

"The fig leaf of 'parental choice'schoolool autonomy' and 'raising standards' has finally been dropped and the government's real agenda has been laid bare – all schools removed from collaborative structures within a local authority family of schools, all schools instead run by remote academy trusts, unaccountable to parents, staff or local communities".

She hails the support and solidarity received by a homoerotic parody video filmed by fourteen teen-age students at a remote air-transport academy north of the Arctic Circle.

The 14-year-old came from what she described as a "remote village" and will be staying at the academy for a year.

But now that the great majority of schools – successful, unsuccessful or "coasting" – are becoming academies, do we really trust a remote team of civil servants in Whitehall to monitor thousands of schools from widely varying localities?

PrettyBrightFireflies defended multiple academy trusts, saying they were not all remote, faceless corporations.

At the Shrine, the academy did not even bother selling out its remote, uppermost balcony, and it was a rare year that ticket requests from academy members and nominees were not honored.

He admits the chances of replicating the class of 1992 are remote, when the likes of David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville and Nicky Butt all came through the club's academy system.

Older, sadder and wiser, they were there to demonstrate that they get voter concerns about petrol prices and school standards (Basildon's troubled academies are front page news in the Echo), manufacturing and help for remote regions (Essex?).

The unintended consequence of the academies edict is that councils are expanding existing schools to the limits, building over play space and sometimes even on new remote sites.

His remote?

Too remote.